Too late but thanks. Glad your back. Hopefully your at home.
Nice strike through, maybe two on the same coin. If that rim isn’t a strike through it’s the start of a cud. Nice find.
Sure looks like my token.
1863, FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE on the obverse. UNION FOR EVER inside of a wreath. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That’s even worse but it’s still there. You just have to look in the right spot. :)
Better to keep the piece that start a war.
In my book, I’d spend them.
I have a number of them. The trick is too not spend your money. Save it, a little here and a little there. In time you’ll be able to afford any...
It’s a strong 67 or a weak 68 in my book.
Very nice find indeed!
Just your imagination. Compare this dime to yours. This dime has more wear and yet the with the rim being worn away the D mint mark is still quite...
The 78-P is not a usu it’s it’s from TRUST. Also, a 1978 cent does not have a P so the mint mark is not misplaced. And it certainly isn’t an rpm....
Just damaged, no experiments.
Me too! Then I saw your post. I feel the same way.
Sounds like a spender to me.
Very nice surprise and glad it came your way. Very nice looking.
The spot price of silver says it’s worth at least $4.50 but in G-4 the Red Book says it’s worth $25.00 and my book is four years old. It’s worth...
Because the reverse was printed correctly and there is only one printing run. The front of the bills require two printing runs and the third run...
I couldn’t help but laugh when I saw your response. Still laughing. :)
Thanks for explaining that. Now it makes sense.
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